Anyone Notts/Derby going to Brands Sunday on bike and want a bit of company??????????

Where would you say the best place to sit/stand/lay is at Brands?And are any of you going/meeting on Monday? Ron d'blade wroteWhere would you say the best place to sit/stand/lay is at Brands?And are any of you going/meeting on Monday? Exit

I've only done a trackday at Brands - so the paddock wasn't very full - but plan on doing a meeting with Bemsee there - having just done Cadwell and seeing the amount of tackle that turned up, how the frigging hell does it all cram into the middle

competative? I'll be racing this weekend. Looks like its going to be a great weekend. I know a number of us from Cadwell are really looking forward to Brands.Hopefully I wont have to spend the day cleaning the bike as there is less dirt than Cadwell. What you

riding a camoflaged bike this weeknd, I couldn't see you for love nor money out on track Probably cos I was about eight places further back than usual Wingnut wroteProbably cos I was about eight places further back than usual I reckon Brands GP

MOTORSPORT Vision, the owners of Brands Hatch circuit, have submitted plans to alter Graham Hill bend in 2012.MSV want to change the track running up to the corner from Druids, making it totally straight and removing the kink. Graham Hill bend

WORLD SUPERBIKE rider Tom Sykes will return to his former battle ground when he joins the BSB grid onboard the factory WSB Kawasaki at the eighth round of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship at Brands Hatch on 6/7/8 August

when I was bought a trackday session by a good friend of mine.Club MSV run ‘bring your own’ in the UK. Rather than a bottle of cheap wine, this BYO gives you the chance to take your bike onto circuits such as Brands Hatch, Oulton Park and Snetterton

IT LOOKS like there really will be no Brands Hatch round of the WSB championship next year, as the FG Sport side of the deal released this statement last night:Following a period of analysis and negotiation, FGSport and MSV have decided not to stage

British Superbike Championship standings: Brands Hatch1. Ryuichi Kiyonari (HM Plant Honda) 2492. Tommy Hill (Worx Crescent Suzuki) 2423. Josh Brookes (HM Plant Honda) 2394. Michael Rutter (Ridersmotorcycles.com Ducati) 2175. Michael Laverty